Unity 2017 – Build , program and publish a 3D shooter game

Unity 2017 – Build , program and publish a 3D shooter game, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 96 lectures, based on 50 reviews, and has 987 subscribers.

You will learn about Download & Install Unity 3D Crash lessons on how to use Unity Opening a Unity project Launching a Unity project in the Unity simulator Navigate within Unity's user interface Creating environments (roads, grass, mountains, and rivers) Adding objects to environments (like rocks, and trees) Adding the main player character Animating the 3D character (idle, running, death, shoot lasers) Create a state machine to switch between character animations Input controls for desktop computers and websites Input controls for mobile devices (Android and iOS) Enemy artificial intelligence Enemy smart path finding Create lifelike laser beams Create stunning Halo lights Smooth camera follow Main player taking damage Enemy taking damage Enemy spawn points Score point system Game Over menu buttons and texts Adding and using custom fonts Using background music Using sound effects Triggers sound effects in specific areas Adding cars, taxis, and trucks Making vehicles honk Making vehicles crash with player and enemies Adding levels to current build Switch platforms (Android, iOS, PC) Publish to iOS iTunes Connect settings iOS developer license iOS certificates and provisioning profiles Compile game for iPads and iPhones 32 bits and 64 bits architectures Code signing setup Uploading to iTunes Taking screenshots Uploading iOS build for technical review Monetize with in-game advertisements This course is ideal for individuals who are Game enthusiasts or game hobbyists or game developers or game dev students or artists or computer science students It is particularly useful for Game enthusiasts or game hobbyists or game developers or game dev students or artists or computer science students.

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Summary

Title: Unity 2017 – Build , program and publish a 3D shooter game

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 96

Number of Published Lectures: 96

Number of Curriculum Items: 96

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 96

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Download & Install Unity 3D
Crash lessons on how to use Unity
Opening a Unity project
Launching a Unity project in the Unity simulator
Navigate within Unity's user interface
Creating environments (roads, grass, mountains, and rivers)
Adding objects to environments (like rocks, and trees)
Adding the main player character
Animating the 3D character (idle, running, death, shoot lasers)
Create a state machine to switch between character animations
Input controls for desktop computers and websites
Input controls for mobile devices (Android and iOS)
Enemy artificial intelligence
Enemy smart path finding
Create lifelike laser beams
Create stunning Halo lights
Smooth camera follow
Main player taking damage
Enemy taking damage
Enemy spawn points
Score point system
Game Over menu buttons and texts
Adding and using custom fonts
Using background music
Using sound effects
Triggers sound effects in specific areas
Adding cars, taxis, and trucks
Making vehicles honk
Making vehicles crash with player and enemies
Adding levels to current build
Switch platforms (Android, iOS, PC)
Publish to iOS
iTunes Connect settings
iOS developer license
iOS certificates and provisioning profiles
Compile game for iPads and iPhones
32 bits and 64 bits architectures
Code signing setup
Uploading to iTunes
Taking screenshots
Uploading iOS build for technical review
Monetize with in-game advertisements

Who Should Attend

Game enthusiasts
game hobbyists
game developers
game dev students
artists
computer science students

Target Audiences

Game enthusiasts
game hobbyists
game developers
game dev students
artists
computer science students

Note: Videos recorded using Unity version 5.3.2 (2016)

Important: all softwares used in this course are FREE to download and use on PC and MAC computers (no need to pay, cheers!)

*** BREAKING NEWS ***

This is the most comprehensive course when it comes to build and publish a Unity 3D shooter game and publishing it to app stores.

Great course to keep as a reference

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In this course you will learn how to design, program, and publish a 3D shooter video game in the style of MineCraft and publish it in the Google Play store and iTunes app stores (iOS and Android).

Why would you want to learn how to make a 3D shooter game?

Because it’s fun, and it’s proven to be top games in the app stores. People love to play these games. And the best reason of all: thanks to this course, you will create a good looking game by yourself that you can publish in the app stores, without having the need of a team of multiple people.

This course can be taken by anyone even if you’ve got no programming skills or very little

This course is meant for non-artists, meaning you don’t have to be an artist to be able to use 3D pixel art graphics.

You will learn how to use free tools to make an amazing game from scratch as I will show you every single line of programming and how to use Unity 3D to be able to make professional games all by yourself quickly and without having to spend money.

By the way as a bonus, this course includes free downloads of the finished 3D models, Unity projects and levels as well.

The skills you will learn in this course can be applied to so many more projects as they are the core foundations of any professional video games. Invest in yourself by joining this course now

What is 3D Pixel Art?

3D Pixel art is a form of digital art, created through the use of 2D-like raster graphics software, where images are edited on the pixel level in the form of blocks. Graphics in most old (or relatively limited) computer, console, graphing calculator and mobile phone video games are mostly 2D pixel art, and now we use the new technologies t have the retro-cool style with the amazing functionality that 3d technology provides.

Note: This course’s graphic assets are used for educational purpose only.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Initial Setup

Lecture 1: Course overview breakdown

Lecture 2: How to download Unity

Lecture 3: Install Unity 3d version 5 with web player and example projects

Lecture 4: Open the project and play with it

Chapter 2: Working on the main character

Lecture 1: Adding the main character prefab

Lecture 2: Animation controllers and idle mode animation

Lecture 3: Programming the character movement

Lecture 4: Tweaking the character movement

Lecture 5: Creating the Idle Walk blend tree

Lecture 6: Programming the walk animation switch

Lecture 7: Program the character looking towards the mouse

Chapter 3: Building the enemies

Lecture 1: Working on the Mini spiderman enemy model

Lecture 2: Working on the spiderman run animation

Lecture 3: How to use navigation agents

Lecture 4: Using Navigation mesh agent Artificial Intelligence

Lecture 5: Adding characters colliders and rigidbodies

Chapter 4: Building the laser beam

Lecture 1: Laserbeam setup

Lecture 2: Shoot linerenderer as laser beam

Lecture 3: Shot precision with Invoke method

Lecture 4: Tweaking the laser beam shot

Lecture 5: Laserbeam direction on missed shots

Lecture 6: Adding spotlight halo on laserbeam shot

Chapter 5: Building obstacles and walls

Lecture 1: How to make the camera follow the main action

Lecture 2: Adding game walls and rivers

Lecture 3: How to create smart obstacle objects

Lecture 4: Creating a variety of prefab obstacles

Lecture 5: Shooting laserbeams on obstacles

Chapter 6: Interaction between Player and enemies

Lecture 1: Program the enemy death when dealt damage

Lecture 2: Make the main character do damage to the enemy

Lecture 3: Create blood splatter using Particle systems

Lecture 4: Removing enemy from game after death

Lecture 5: Programming player health

Lecture 6: Programming the Player taking damage

Lecture 7: Tweaking the player animations

Chapter 7: Spawning Multiple enemies

Lecture 1: Create enemy spawn points

Lecture 2: Adding multiple spawn point locations

Lecture 3: Organize your game objects

Chapter 8: Menus and Displays

Lecture 1: Displaying main character health as text

Lecture 2: All about health point sliders

Lecture 3: Adding Vehicles crashing with player and enemies

Lecture 4: Letting the enemies be aware of vehicles

Lecture 5: Game Over menu and Restart game functionality

Lecture 6: Fixing Auto baked lights issues

Lecture 7: Working with new fonts

Lecture 8: Working on the score and its menu item

Lecture 9: Program the camera shake while taking damage

Lecture 10: Stopping spawn and running cars on game over

Chapter 9: Adding Sound effects

Lecture 1: Importing sound effects

Lecture 2: Adding the background music

Lecture 3: Program multiple laser sound effects

Lecture 4: Code sound effect on enemy hit

Lecture 5: Coding the car crash sounds

Lecture 6: Play sound when player score increases

Lecture 7: Play sound on game over

Lecture 8: Use triggers to create preemptive car honking

Lecture 9: Play car passing by sound with triggers

Chapter 10: iTunes app store publication

Lecture 1: Switch platform to iOS

Lecture 2: Preparing Unity settings to publish on iOS

Lecture 3: Creating the app icon

Lecture 4: Unity iOS advanced settings

Lecture 5: Addendum 64 bits in Unity compilers

Lecture 6: Modify the player moving script for mobile devices

Lecture 7: Modify the player shooting script for mobile devices

Lecture 8: Modifying input for mobile devices

Lecture 9: Compiling the game in Unity

Lecture 10: Valid architectures arm 64 bits

Lecture 11: iOS developer license

Lecture 12: iOS bundle ID

Lecture 13: Get Xcode and open it

Lecture 14: ioS app ID and provisioning profile

Lecture 15: Starting the archiving process in xcode

Lecture 16: Create the itunes connect settings

Lecture 17: How to upload all phones screenshots

Lecture 18: Uploading ipa file to itunes connect

Lecture 19: Addendum – blame Unity on missing app icons

Lecture 20: itunes connect detailed settings

Lecture 21: Checking if your uploaded build is processing

Lecture 22: Submiting your app for review

Chapter 11: Android Google Play store publishing

Lecture 1: Switch platform to Android settings

Lecture 2: Create a new Android keystore

Lecture 3: Google Play console app setup

Lecture 4: Create the Android apk file in Unity

Lecture 5: Uploading your game apk to Google Play store

Lecture 6: Final step to publish app to Google Play store

Chapter 12: Monetizing your game with Advertisement

Lecture 1: Create new Unity Ads project

Lecture 2: Add the Unity Ads plugin to your project

Lecture 3: Integrating the Ads into your game

Chapter 13: Multiple Types of Enemies: Wonder Cat Girl

Instructors

Yohann Taieb
Apps Games Unity iOS Android Apple Watch TV Development

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4 stars: 17 votes
5 stars: 25 votes

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